Skills
The Skilling and Adoption System for the Modern Enterprise.
Klivr turns your training, leadership, and strategy into behaviour that actually sticks. Across every team. Every single day.
MY PROGRESS Topic: AI Leadership
CURRENT PHASE
Phase 4 — AI Leadership in practice
Level 3 of 5 in AI Leadership
1. Aware4. CAN DO5. Sticks
YOUR WEEK SO FAR
You demonstrated 1 AI workflow and helped 2 team members define their use cases this week.
TODAY’S ACTION
From session 4: Leading use cases
Lead by example: share 1 practical AI use case with your team today
A QUICK RECAP
AI Leadership · the basics
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In session 2 you practised how to lead by example. A quick recap before today's team moment.
COACHING TIP
The team gets stuck between Knows and Can do.
In today's stand-up, ask: “Which routine task on your plate today takes the most time, and how can we test a new use case for it together?”
Team totals only (12 members). Names stay with the person.
MY PROGRESS Topic: Leadership
CURRENT PHASE
Phase 2 — Willing
Level 2 of 5 in Leadership
1. Aware2. WILLING5. Sticks
YOUR WEEK SO FAR
Great momentum. You held 2 check-ins this week (+20% vs last week).
TODAY’S ACTION
From session 2
Have 1 quick 5-minute check-in today
A QUICK RECAP
Check-ins · the basics
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In session 2 you practised how to open a check-in. A quick recap before today's conversation.
COACHING TIP
3 team members are due for a check-in.
Plan three quick 10-minute chats this week. Kick off with: “What is currently taking up most of your energy, and how can I help?”
Team totals only (12 members). Names stay with the person.
MY PROGRESS Topic: Customer-focused working
CURRENT PHASE
Phase 4 — Can do
Level 3 of 5 in Customer-focused working
1. Aware4. CAN DO5. Sticks
YOUR WEEK SO FAR
Twice this week you opened a decision with the customer's need. Your team notices when you go first.
TODAY’S ACTION
From session 3
Start 1 decision today with the customer's need
A QUICK RECAP
Customer focus · the basics
0:411:24
In session 3 you practised opening decisions with the customer's need. A quick recap before today's meeting.
COACHING TIP
4 team members know the method but skip the customer check.
In your next meeting, ask directly: “What does the customer gain from this choice? Give me one concrete example.”
Team totals only (12 members). Names stay with the person.
MY PROGRESS Topic: Safety & integrity
CURRENT PHASE
Phase 2 — Willing
Level 2 of 5 in Safety & integrity
1. Aware2. WILLING5. Sticks
YOUR WEEK SO FAR
You reported 1 small risk yourself this week. Reporting starts with you.
TODAY’S ACTION
From session 2
Ask about 1 risk in today's stand-up
A QUICK RECAP
Safe reporting · the basics
0:411:24
In session 2 you practised when and how to report. A quick recap before today's stand-up.
COACHING TIP
No team reports this week. That is unusual for this team.
Close today's stand-up with: “What almost went wrong this week? Small things count. No blame.”
Team totals only (12 members). Names stay with the person.
Sound familiar?
The gap between knowing and doing.
Three simple problems every big company faces.
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1. Training stays in the classroom.
You launch big programs and teams love the energy. But back at their desks, old habits take over. Your strategy remains stuck in PowerPoint.
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2. Attendance is not adoption.
A full room looks like success. But sitting through a workshop does not change how people work tomorrow. Without daily practice, knowledge fades fast.
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3. Managers are overwhelmed.
Leaders want to coach their teams, but they are already stretched thin. Another long training session does not solve this. It just adds to their task list.
Calculate what you spent on training last year.
How much of that has turned into actual daily behaviour today?
Continuous adoption
What’s your priority today?
Don’t just manage change, accelerate it
You have a training programme that you want to stick. Managers need more support to lead a change or grow a team. Your transformation fades out when nothing keeps it going. Start with one focus area or combine all three.
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Leadership
Empower managers to coach in minutes.
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Strategy
Make strategy an everyday reality.
On any topic
Leadership and management
Managers get trained, and the intention fades before it reaches the team. Weekly practice reaches the team: coaching conversations held, feedback actually given.
AI adoption
The tools are rolled out and use stalls, while the board asks what it returned. Daily practice builds the habit: writing a good prompt, checking the output, using it safely in the role.
Professional skills
The work changes faster than people can follow it. Practice in the task itself closes the gap where it counts, so the skill shows up in the work.
Wellbeing and workload
Absence and burnout are measured long after the pressure started. Klivr works on the daily habits that protect energy, and shows where the load sits while there is still time to move it.
Culture and values
A merger, a new strategy or hybrid work hollows out what a company says it stands for. Practice makes the values visible in daily behaviour, team by team.
Compliance and integrity
An audit or an incident proves that finishing the training was never the point. Daily practice builds behaviour you can evidence, which is what a regulator and an audit committee ask for.
Customer focus
Satisfaction slips while the organisation stays built around its own processes. Practice in the moment changes what happens in the contact itself, call by call and case by case.
Agile ways of working
An agile transformation settles into ceremony, and the delivery stays slow. Practice reaches the behaviour underneath the rituals, so the way of working actually changes.
The system in action
One system that makes it stick.
Klivr turns behavioural science into one small action for today. Each person gets the action that fits where they stand, in five phases from aware to sticks.
For employees
Learn in confidence. Apply in the moment.
Get one small action when you need it, on the train or five minutes before a meeting. Practise somewhere nobody is watching. What you do there stays yours until you choose to share it.
For managers
Coaching that fits in your week.
You get one prompt before your next 1-on-1 or team meeting: the question to open with, for this team, this week.
For directors
Steer every department. Guide every leader.
See how every programme is going while it is still running. You see an adoption percentage per team and per programme, not a completion rate. Klivr shows you where it has stalled, and which manager needs your help this week.
Powered by people
Technology enables. People transform.
Reading the room, having honest conversations, building trust. That is human work. Klivr handles the rest: the repetition, the tracking and the daily nudges. Leaders, trainers and coaches get one step they can act on today, so their time goes to the moments that truly matter.
Psychological safety by design. Managers see how the team is doing as a whole, never a person’s practice, their reflections or their talks with the coach. Those stay with that person until they choose to share them.
And step by step, it sticks.
Proven by science. Scaled by AI. Driven by people.
Training creates real value when people use it every day.
What this is built on
Clear outcomes. Backed by top enterprise research.
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2x
The learning gain doubles
Where this comes from
In a randomised controlled trial at Harvard, learners with an AI tutor made about twice the learning gain of the same material taught through in-class active learning.
Kestin and others, AI tutoring outperforms in-class active learning, Scientific Reports, 2025
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+40%
Better work execution
Where this comes from
Across 758 consultants on eighteen realistic tasks, those working with AI finished 12.2% more of them, 25.1% faster, and produced work rated more than 40% higher in quality.
Dell’Acqua and others, Navigating the Jagged Technological Frontier, Harvard Business School and BCG, 2023
Why it works this way
Small daily steps. Stronger team culture.
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Safe practice builds confidence
Employees need a space without judgement to try new behaviour before they bring it to the team.
That is why practice stays private.
Amy Edmondson, Psychological Safety and Learning Behavior in Work Teams, Administrative Science Quarterly, 1999
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A step tied to a moment
Across 94 independent tests, naming when and where a step will happen had a medium to large effect on whether people actually took it.
That is why a step names when and where.
Gollwitzer and Sheeran, Implementation intentions and goal achievement, Advances in Experimental Social Psychology, 2006
Build skills that stick. Drive change that scales.
Give leaders and teams the daily routine that turns strategy into the way people work. Every day, every team.
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